Tems Is Crowned “The Queen” By Gabrielle Union Following Her Stunning Performance At The NBA All-Star Game
Many celebrities from all over the world have praised the singer for her prowess since her breakthrough in 2020. The award-winning Nigerian singer Tems has received praise from a number of notable people, including American actress Gabrielle Union. During Tems’ appearance at the NBA All-Star Game last night, Union was captured on tape praising the Nigerian performer. The NBA All-Star event took place over the weekend in Salt Lake City with a variety of lineups. Giannis Antetokounmpo and LeBron James led the All-Star Game.
Three Nigerian artists, Tems, Rema, and Burna Boy, visited the stage and delivered mind-blowing performances in addition to the numerous games that were played. Gabrielle Union praised Tems in the now-viral video after the singer had crushed her outstanding performance.
“There’s only one Tems. This is the queen,” she said.
The 2023 All-Star Game Halftime Show featured three of Africa’s most well-known Afrobeats/Afropop performers: Burna Boy, Rema, and Tems. They were all introduced by the Toronto Raptors’ Pascal Siakam, who is from Cameroon.
Burna Boy sang his singles “Anyone” and “It’s Plenty” to kick off the show, while Rema gave a wonderfully jubilant performance, energizing the audience with his explosive performances on “Calm Down” and “Holiday.” Tems came out last to wrap things up with a sizable set of her own that included “Crazy Tings,” “Free Mind,” her verse from Wizkid’s “Essence,” and her line from Future’s “Wait For U.”
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